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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8S. W. SNITH, Editor aud Proprietor.
CENTRE HALL, . . . PENNA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 350, 1905,
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also payabie in advance,
Aaronsburg,
E. R. Wolf some time Satur.
urday with his parents at Wolf's Store,
Miss Jennie Hull
week at the Mussér
Mi Mrs,
friends near lux
week
snd Mrs. Al
ed Warren Wink!
ast weed
spent
spent a day last
House, Millheim,
Luthier Wert
wanton,
visited
of
and
beginning
this
Mi Winkleblech visit-
ehlech a few davs
Help Miss Hossiusn,
the
hit Bituer and
spent the HMahbath at
Nelson Wert
Miss Elsie Philips,
in spending a
home
of Philadelphia,
w days with her pa-
tents in this place
of Rebersburg,
his sister, Mra
last week
Meyer
improving,
been ill from La Grippe.
John CC. Btover and daughter,
George Weave
the home of
Feidier
liver Mlover, wos
the guest of
ley,
Ira Giram-
one day
Mrs. J.
Weaver
Ct,
are
Aaron
having
and Mrs
both
Murs.
r, spent a few days at
Frank Guisewile, ut
Pier
of Millheim,
Lydia Meyer,
Frank, Mrs
Miller, ail
Mrs,
Mrs. AL
sud Mrs, Ad.
were Lhe guess of
Sunday
A. U.
spent
of He
with
Mingle and wife, Hlefonte,
the for-
health
a day last week
Ter aged mother, whose is
falling fast,
I'he graduating exercises of the high
school audi-
chureh
be held in the
the teformed
Friday evening of this week.
class will
euece room of
i cmt
Linden Hall.
Quite a number of
The Hill
neaday.
people are ill.
closed Wed-
Hoek wit hood
Thomas Miller, of Coburn, is visit
ing his brother Harry this week,
M isn Felding spent several
days with Miss Bible in Bellefoute
Mrs. Mitehel Garbrick returned
ber home st Fleetwood on Saturday
Wil
Adam
Care
J. M. Wieland
wade a business
Tuesday.
Miss Jauet McFarlane iv
an extended visit among
the east.
Newilon B. Hpauogler, Esq., of Helle
foute, transacted business in the val
ley, Monday ’
Hadise
tis
Ham Sellers, George Meyers and
Zeigler are under the doctor's
vMoeUalmont
Millheim,
and Mi
irip i
home from
friends in
Miss Luells Hoss, Saturday, return.
ed from a six weeks’ visit smong Al-
toons friends
Mrs. J W. Keller
joyed a irip to thet
country home.
and son Ned vo-
tindes, her brother's
Mrs. Catharine Wieland moved into
Mrs. Auna Dale’'shouse, in Boslsburg,
vacated by Alfred Leo
Miss Mary Homan aod Miss Millie
Meek, of Tyrone, are staying with Mr
and Mrs. Henry Homan,
Mrs. J. H. Weber, of Centre Hall,
saturday came to see her father, who
hiss not been quite well lately
Joseph Markel, who has been st
White Deer during the winter, Batur-
day came home [or a few days’ stay.
J. H. Ross has a very sick horse it
having suffered from paralysis, and
Elmer Ross’ horse has an attack of
plearisy.
Osear Rishel moved Into his brother
Will's house, at Oak Hall, and Grant
Houser moved lo the Goheen farm,
which Mr. Rishel vacated,
Mrs. Eliza Campbell is seriously ill
from bronchial trouble, Michael Seg-
ner from heart trouble and Miss El-
mira Cloheen from heart trouble,
Mrs. Rankin, who had been con-
fined to the house for some months, Is
s0 much improved that she intends to
sccompany her daughter to Altoons
ina few days.
Prof. Robert Wasson will open a se-
lect school for advanced pupils in
Boalsburg, April 10th, and Miss Ger.
trude Wieland will teach primary
school during the summer,
A ———— AI AYP AT,
Even a round steak will make a
share real,
An sutomobile is calculated to
make any man crawl,
LOUALS,
Miss May Rhone, of
was home over Bunday.
Harrisburg,
to make her
chases,
spring millinery pur-
Mrs. Jerry Miller, of Dubois, is mak-
ing her first visit to Centre Hall since
moving from this place, four years ago,
Mrs, Margaret . Rote, of Curwens-
ville was the guest of her cousin, Mrs,
J. Frank Bmith, and viece, Mrs, Sam-
uel Durst,
The Penns Cave House is vacant
and unless the property is sold the
place will more than likely be without
an occupant during the year,
Among the sick at Boalsburg are
Charles Fisher, Mrs. William Patter-
son, Miss Myra Goheen and William
Goheen., Grip is Keeping them in bed,
H. A of Zion, in
Kauffman, Was
ter with a call, Mr. Kauffman former-
ly owned and lived on the D. CC, Kel-
ler farm, east of town.
William Sweeney, of Potters Miils,
who broke his leg at the ankle,
ting along nicely. The
curred about
Was
accident oc
hauling logs
Jacob Detwiler
nesday
Was in
porter that William Hagen and Ham-
ed to the Long
Cuve, that Mr
the house with
uel Wise mov farm, at
Penns and
moved into iristian
Platt
hs FE
helm, W
the Equitable
point
Florida «
of
Jennie Helfsoyder, of Mill
started south
the
A Cily
vilnesday
fouring party,
jective being Ormond,
the
aisl
asl
sbout sevenly
will be spent in Washington
persis
day
I'he fact that ratiroad
postal eruployees were
inly
forty-eight
twenty-one
killed,
injured snd three hundred
slightly hurt dur-
Berio
and
ing inst VORr,
young whose inclinations
man, run
that way,
tin under the
to give up chase for a posi-
in the postal car
Master
and Mrs
Haveu, called sat
say that the family will
Lock Haven to Uniontown in the
future. Mr. Zerby
peer, and will be employed in
capacity the Pennsyivanis,
ginia and Charleston rosd.
by and the children at
the home of her
in this place,
a short time
Charles Zirhy, Mr
Robert J. Zeorby,
wiht 0d
of
move
NeAr
i*= a railrond engi-
that
on Vir
present are
father, John Bpicher,
snd will
Wy
Hebersburg.
Huck and
Millersville
Hev family
moved to
Wel
Nora Klinefeller
are Lhe guests of Rev rel
Miss
the howe of James P. Frank.
Al MeKibens and Miss Bickel, tu
of Alwlers, tarried in town Bunday
John of Lamar,
guest of Misa Emma Bair, Saturday
Miss of Bellefonte,
is Lhe guest of
in wirking st
Nmith, was Lhe
Hebeeoa Meyer,
her grandmother
(hestie Btover
Bruce Morris is spending
this
in this place
his vaca
tion at Lome of his father, J. (.
Morri
Mrs. Margare: Weaver, of Tylers-
ville, spent Balurday sud Sunday at
the home of Fred Fehl.
Prof. Edwin Brungsrt aud wife, of
Hellnsgrove, are spending the week
visiting relatives in this place,
Lee Kidder and Wilbur Diehl
Friday went to Connecticut,
they are employed in an asylum
lant
where
Curtis Blerly, who is employed in
the northern part of the state, spent a
few days under the parental roof
Prof. Irvin Meyer, of Coburn, was
in town Saturday, soliciting scholars
for a class in instrumental music
Kline and Edward Royer, stpdents
at Bucknell, are spending a short va.
cation on their father's farm, uear
this place.
Rev. Bmith, pastor of the United
Kvangelical church, has retired from
the ministry and last Wednesday
moved to Mazeppa.
The concert given in the school
house Baturday evening was a success,
The house was crowded snd all were
pleased with the program,
The horse sale held here Haturday
by Clarence Long was well attended,
Buyers from a distance were present,
and in a short time all the horses were
sold st fair prices.
nn A—
Millheim,
George Mensch left on Monday for
Lewisburg to transact business,
George W. Rees, Deputy Hevenue
Collector, of Bellefonte, was in town
Monday,
Mra. T. R. Buck, of Berwick, is vie
iting at the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. D. L. Zerby.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Kister drove
from Bellefonte to Millheim Bunday,
and were the guests at the home of B,
F. Kister,
H. W, Orwig, of MiMiinburg, was in
Millhelm and Aaronsburg looking aft-
er the interests of his saw mill at the
Iatter place.
JITH ME CONFERENCE
Adjourned Tuoesday-~The
nid Notes,
The thirty-seventh Methodist Con-
ference adjourned at Berwick Tuesday.
The appointments for the local dis
trict are :
ALTOONA DISTRICT «Presiding
Bell, Altoona, Juniata, H, H.
son, J, F. Ay Aven
Brooks ; Bakerton, J, R, Bhaffer, supply
boro, J. ( sonte, J. A. Wood, Jr
Momes Blandsburg, (, W
Centre and Sandy § re,
arficid, M. K. §
West Bide, J 4
vous, C. W, Karis
Appointments
elder, J, kK,
ritsley slmp
+ Richard
Barnes
iderson Walnn
Young ; Belle
Bellwood i
supply
lor, supply
Strong
E. Tay
{ivorge
Clos fier ; bast
Matlern
Cherry
MeKrelloy
nd Ir
Young
Coaiport a
Harvey RB supply
Flemington,
Hose, H, W
Hastings
Kis
Hartsock
mwhure G
pL ak
+ Chile
» SUpPIY
oat, suj
Ramey
Heo
noes
CONFERENCE Ni
liere ure [fo hundred less candi
dates for the
four
Hil
ministry than there were
VERTH RKO
Two mitrinations flue
y Dr. Evans,
Rev. W. M, Fry-
of $10 000 from the ate
he
§
£10 $4
the
sunny
were annonnesdd b
of $15
singer
One A) from the
wid one
Patton, of Curwenavlille
frind
atnount
(MK an increase of $11 000 during
Yeux
Pie
slated that
than §
the Method
delphia Liat
Lipplucoll, oi Pidiadelphia,
in eight CRIs
1 KK) has bean be
Hong
Hore
more juenth.
iat ital. Phila-
mid money is
The Woman's Home
Missionary so-
a membership of 00 GH
it
Mie Wiil
i yroue
I'he
next nferencs meet at
lerry lo al option 1d
resolution
A cheek in
Col
thie
chitred
win
'y for a
Cinfls
SR ah en a
’ Curd of Thanks
J. J. Arney and family
ther
wi then «
jee] iy
Arney
Align
Fertilisers for Sale
H. & HB F. Welw
pounce that they during the
fertilizers of
Messin J Rid
will have
grades, and
I'he
nil
prices as low as suy prices are
based on the analysis of the goods
They invite vil to eal! Lo see Them be
cp
Saw Mi Burned
Fao th
fhe
vennd dollars was the
Heed Hie
Ties
here tivn] hy
their
saw till wt Pin fies
Fhe los
having no
ny
Mercury 1-2 degrees Wed-
nesday afternoon
of Phil ury
ed a wholesale liquor Ho nre
It is annoying
husband is jealous of her, snd it is hu.
miliatiog if he
Orin Vale, Ppt
Was grafts
fos wivtinan if her
=n i,
Dau-
and
John
i
Prof. 5. W. Gramley, Gi
berman 1s Frank
the writer attended the graduation ex-
the Millheimm High School,
a -.,H
tionary
ercises of
Marriage Licenses
BR. Hamill Gioheen,
Martha ('. Seibert, Bellefonte
George C. Meyer, Btate College
A. Maude Irvin, Pa
Lewis Russ, Philipsburg
Nell Derr, Philipsburg
Christ. B. Hoover,
May Livingston, Sanlsburg
Morris HB, Runkle, Bellefonte
Birtha M. Wagoner, Bellefonte
John T. Noll, Pleasant Gap
Martha J. Miller,
op
Ps Farnace
Fuarnsce
Wingaie
Pleasant Gap.
ha You Want ta Make Money ”
Of course you do. Let us help you?
Bell your oremin, eggs and poultry to
us and we guarantees that you will be
pleased with the returns. Compare
our prices with others buying cream,
and you will be convinced thal we ean
make money for you, We are now
opening new cream routes. If our
driver does not pass your place, drop
us a line and we will have him eall
We always pay the highest market
prices for eggs, chickens, ducks and
turkeys.
Tne Howanro URraMeERyY Corp,
OfMice— Bellefonte, Pa.
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An airship may be safest when it has
its drawbacks,
Even a smallpox sign won't keep
the wolf from the door.
The sovisly bamo may be quite as
high-toned as the tenor,
Many a woman's complexion looks
as though she had nu paste in the jam
Home people are sbeenl-minded
_ Spring Time In Florida and the South.
seasons of the whole year to visit
Florida and the famous resorts of Pine-
hurst, N. C,, Camden, 8, C',, and others
of the wonderful Bouthiand, reached
most directly by the Seaboard
Line Railway, the shortest and quick-
est route between the North sud south.
Three through Pullman trains daily,
including the famous Seaboard Flori.
aa Limited, the quickest train ever
operated New York and
Florida abd without change of passen-
Winter
special stop-aover
between
gers or baggage.
effect.
Excellent Dining car serv.
eXCUrsion
rates now
pm
ice on
in
Vileges
rans
New
its
all Two trains dally to
Atianta for Orleans,
in the
edule
informat
‘hestnut St
ham and sll p
Write
booklets a
J. Jd. Pt
Houth-west
, Hu
fon,
for rales, se traded
nd other
LLER, Dist
1411 (
Apt.
a -
srnith,
vy WwW
will tu
the Photographer
smith, the
Hall
i
Phologr Ap lies
in Centr thin weel
Feriililonre
Huy the best fertilizers on
ket for the
Bradford, who is
nile
al cost and fr
spring crops from DW
grade g al a trifds above Lhe agli.
IEE
a
Novelties
Novelties in J APRNeRE BAapKIT
paper roll
tire
‘ pelibiler rane pariont
hie Hep
se girl wihio Enos
He Can reece k ieliow
losing him
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out,
Sw amp-Root
the § ghest
PIANOS
ORGANS
AND
rE}
rade i
THE LES
strictly hip
high §
forsed by the Ney
ervatory, Bost
Street Conservatory
as being
touch
unsurpassey
and finish
. . THE LAWRENCE
7-0CTAVE ORGAN
the with the
phone and correctly
instrument:
Lek
only organ Saxa-
combination
imitates orchestral
TERMS to the
for catalogues and prices
s C E ZEIGLER =»
SPRING MILLS.
wit buver
'\ARBLE wo GRAN
H. G. STROHMEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . . . . . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
HIGH GRADE ...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
about everythiog except their troubles.
Granite, Dott fall 10 get wy prices,
Stoves at a Reduction
the W
inter
fin
i
3
hath bedid Sa
a few stoves left dock
that we will sell cheap, io
gro]
We have over from
make
LL
3
i Wits Aid
80 a8 rOOI and
wy ong
i
Spring
summer
$ %%
5
rrr
3
Graniteware and Tinware
have
3
:
FP
is
We
nywhere
of
Also a
the finest line
inn the
"tensils,
that De
of
Graniteware Can seen
county, full line Tinware and
i
Cooking 1
whe ala
Cl i
A le
$5 F % 3
Slate and Iron Roofing
We
I
x
¥
are always furnishing
“tends
¥
prepared to do Slating. Also
ind putting on Iron Roofing Spouting, either Tin or Galvin
ized Irom Give
a call and be convine ed.
v
i
raed stmt rabid
¥ Yt ys
J. A. REESMAN..
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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8] nS limb
rrr YrYYITY
Our New Spring Clothing
Hats & Men's Furnishing Goods
ARE NOW OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
AND SALE .....
We have never gone into these articles so extensive
ly and so carefully, Be assured of our carnest effort to
please all of our friends and customers in quality, style,
fit and price.
SPORTING GOODS...
We have
former
larger lines of Sporting Goods than in any
SCASON.
MERCHANT TAILORING in all its Branches.
Manhattan Shirts and Guyer Hats,
MONTGOMERY & CO.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
tl AEs al El A ————- 0 Sa
w
%
Frey VET TIT I TIT FIFI VT IIT IT TIA TTR:
' Fresh Fsh......
Friday we will have several varieties of
Fresh Fish, direct from Baltimore.
will be right,
The prices
Great Auction Sale
Our Auction Sale was such a
success that we have decided to
have another, Dates, etc,, will be
made known next issue in this
space. Watch and see.
YT TY TE ITT ee wTY® rN
..0. T. CORMAN...
SPRING MILLS
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AyersPill
Want your moustache dr beard
a beautiful brown or rich black ? Usc
ORAIN MARKET.
6h Wheat
5
S
Act directly on the liver.
They cure constipation,
biliousness, sick-headache,
Sold for 60 years. {oval ale:
Towel
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FIVE OUR OF DEUGGIETS ON. P. Hall 8 00. Malate. X. 8
| DR. SMITH'S SALVE
CURES : Flesh Wounds, Ulcers,
Felons, C -
Cate |
Corn i
——
FRODUCE AT STORES, |
on Butter... |
your
Ds Strength